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Washington Nationals aim to keep momentum vs. Cincinnati Reds The Washington Nationals will look to continue their on-field success when they host the Cincinnati Reds on Thursday night.      Seattle Mariners hope King Felix shows up vs. Toronto Blue JaysSan Francisco Giants prepare for 4-game set at Arizona PHOENIX -- At the trade deadline, Arizona and San Francisco took separate paths toward their common goal -- a berth in the National League playoffs.   Texas Rangers, Baltimore Orioles focused on winning after big trades The Baltimore Orioles and Texas Rangers will be devoid of some of the benchmark players with whom they began the season when the two teams square off Thursday.   Boston Red Sox, New York Yankees kick off AL East showdown A pitching matchup between Chris Sale and CC Sabathia was set to kick off the four-game weekend series between the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox.   Report: Sanctioned North Korea petroleum tanker seen in Chinese waters North Korean oil tankers that are under international sanctions have been seen near China's coastal islands.   Prosecutors detail Manafort's expenditures in second day of trial Federal prosecutors began their second day in the trial against veteran lobbyist and former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort.   Tesla expects profitable 2018 after $743M second-quarter loss Tesla said it is still on pace to turn a profit at the end of 2018 after experiencing second-quarter losses that were higher than analysts expected.   Ohio State's Urban Meyer placed on paid administrative leave Ohio State placed Urban Meyer on paid leave while officials conduct an probe into when he knew about abuse allegations against a fired assistant coach.   Wells Fargo to pay $2B penalty to resolve mortgage abuse claims Wells Fargo agreed to pay a $2.09 billion penalty for issuing mortgage loans it was aware contained incorrect income information, the Justice Depertment said.   Ex-NFL LB Merriman to try bare-knuckle fighting Former NFL linebacker Shawne Merriman has signed a contract with the World Bare Knuckle Fighting Federation to participate in a match this year.   Seahawks WR Baldwin might miss all of preseason At this point, the Seattle Seahawks are probably just hoping to have wide receiver Doug Baldwin back by the start of the regular season.   Colts OL Mewhort retires at age 26 Indianapolis Colts offensive lineman Jack Mewhort announced his retirement Wednesday at the age of 26.   DeAngelo Hall officially announces retirement The retirement of cornerback DeAngelo Hall was reported in the spring, but he held a press conference Wednesday to make it official.   Report: Raiders activate DT Hall from PUP list The Oakland Raiders activated rookie defensive tackle P.J. Hall from the physically unable to report list, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reported Wednesday.   Watch: Astros' Marwin Gonzalez homers in consecutive at-bats, ends 26 game drought Houston Astros second baseman Marwin Gonzalez snapped his 26-game home run drought Wednesday by going yard in back-to-back at-bats agains the Seattle Mariners.   Reports: Bucs extend GM Licht through 2019 Tampa Bay Buccaneers general manager Jason Licht received a one-year contract extension that will keep him with the club through 2019, multiple media outlets reported Wednesday.   Redskins WR Doctson injures shoulder in practice Washington Redskins wide receiver Josh Doctson is being evaluated for a left shoulder injury, the team announced Wednesday.   NFL releases fact sheet on new helmet rule The NFL released a fact sheet regarding the new helmet rule on Wednesday after several players admitted to being confused this past week.   Meyer's handling of allegations of ex-assistant questionedWatch: Reds' Billy Hamilton runs 20 mph for stolen base on pitch out Speedster Billy Hamilton ran nearly 20 mph for a stolen base in the Cincinnati Reds' 7-4 loss Wednesday to the Detroit Tigers.   Dow Jones drops 81 points amid tariff concerns The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 81 points Wednesday, amid renewed fears of more U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods.   Watch: Nationals' Shawn Kelley has mound outburst, gets DFA'd The Washington Nationals have designated relief pitcher Shawn Kelley for assignment after he had an outburst on the mound.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Felix Hernandez is scheduled to start Thursday night. 
Suddenly there is controversy surrounding Ohio State coach Urban Meyer. 
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Devastating drought, heat wave hammers farmers across northern Europe"I have never seen this type of hot and dry weather, and I've been farming over 30 years," one farmer in Finland said.
  'Not a miracle': How all 103 people aboard Aeroméxico jet survived fiery crashInvestigators are expected to focus on the strong winds, heavy rain and marble-sized hail that lashed the area around the time of the crash.
'Impossible to sell' crown jewels stolen in Hollywood-style heistTwo 17th-century crowns belonging to King Karl IX and Queen Kristina were stolen along with a royal orb.
Paul Manafort trial blog: Trump's former campaign chairman faces juryProsecutors aren't expected to focus on Russia — but trial's outcome could be key to getting Manafort to cooperate in the Mueller probe.
Superbug bacteria may evade alcohol, tooAlcohol-resistant bacteria would undermine the effectiveness of those ubiquitous hand sanitizers, researchers say.
New Ebola outbreak hits CongoThere is no evidence that the new outbreak is linked to the outbreak that just ended on the other side of the country, the health minister said.
Passenger video shows terrifying moment of Aeroméxico plane crash"Open the door!" passengers can be heard pleading in the video in the moments after the plane crashed.
Violence in Zimbabwe after ruling party announced as election winnerGunfire crackled through Harare's streets as soldiers dispersed protesters who had clashed with police.
Facebook's new foreign influence report excluded most divisive rhetoricFacebook released only some of the pages and content publicly, declining to release the depth some pages went to stoke racial tension.
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Europe Edition: Jeff Sessions, Trade War, Denmark: Your Thursday BriefingQAnon, Manafort, Trump: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingProsecution Cites Lavish Spending by Paul Manafort in His Fraud TrialThe judge in the trial restricted prosecutors from displaying photos of Mr. Manafort’s expensive suits and from describing his pool house at his home in the Hamptons.
Trump Pushes for Interview With Mueller Against Lawyers’ AdviceThe special counsel has agreed to accept some answers in writing, but the president’s lawyers believe that answering any questions could put him in legal jeopardy.
Trump Tells Sessions to ‘Stop This Rigged Witch Hunt Right Now’The order to the attorney general on Twitter immediately raised questions from some lawyers about whether it was an attempt to obstruct justice in the special counsel’s Russia inquiry. News Analysis: Facebook Grapples With a Maturing Adversary in Election MeddlingThe influence campaign revealed on Tuesday is adapting and evolving to better disguise itself, which limits the social network’s approach to stopping it.
Crowds, Stoked by Trump’s Rhetoric, Increase Their Ire Toward the PressMenacing the media is a theme of President Trump’s rallies, but news organizations are anticipating an unnerving midterm election season, especially after a hostile crowd in Florida on Tuesday night.
What Is QAnon: Explaining the Internet Conspiracy Theory That Showed Up at a Trump RallyDo you remember Pizzagate? It’s a little like that: a web of baseless conspiracy theories. And its supporters were highly visible at an event for the president in Florida.
Kashmir’s War Gets Smaller, Dirtier and More IntimateThe Kashmir conflict, which once brought India and Pakistan to the brink of nuclear war, has become a bitterly personal, and mostly local, insurgency.
Facing Losses, Condé Nast Plans to Put 3 Magazines Up for SaleAnna Wintour is staying, but the once-flush company behind Vogue and The New Yorker lost roughly $120 million last year.
Tesla Reports Another Big Loss, but Sees Only Profit AheadElon Musk, the chief executive, said the electric-car maker was about to turn a corner with output of its mass-market Model 3, buoying company shares.
Don’t Get Shot in America. Live in Australia!Not being the target of snipers adds to the magic of visiting Down Under. Afraid? Weak? Egotistical? Attack!Need a Politics Cleanse? Go Ahead and Treat Yourself.Overwhelmed by current events? You can skip a few weeks without losing track of the plot.
Stop Uber From Flooding New YorkA City Council bill to temporarily cap the number of for-hire vehicles is a good first step.
Who Will Win in 2020: Trump or Warren?Readers respond to columns by Bret Stephens and David Leonhardt imagining the outcome of the next presidential election.
Mars Close UpThe Particular Joy of Being a GrandparentI have raised five children. But I have never felt this pure, unfettered happiness.
Russia Attacks America’s Election System. Trump Shrugs.The midterms are approaching, and the president has yet to get serious about protecting the nation’s electoral system from cyberinvasion.
Waiting for CaesarLiberals, Don’t Lose Faith in the First AmendmentIt gives people the tools to act, argues the national legal director of the A.C.L.U.
Racism at American Pools Isn’t New: A Look at a Long HistorySwimming pools, which exploded in popularity a century ago, are supposed to be places to relax, but black Americans have long faced harassment and violence there.
Documents Shed Light on the Life and Death of Thurman MunsonThe recently uncovered depositions stem from lawsuits filed after Munson, the Yankees’ catcher and captain, died at age 32 in a plane crash on Aug. 2, 1979.
Books of The Times: <div>Finding Alarm and Consolation About the Apocalypse in Two New Books</div>Things are worse than ever, Roy Scranton insists in “We’re Doomed. Now What?” They always have been, Eugene Thacker says in “Infinite Resignation.”
Chinese Goods May Face 25% Tariffs, Not 10%, as Trump’s Anger GrowsThe administration said it would consider raising proposed tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese products to 25 percent from 10 percent as China’s currency declines.
Parisian Woman Stood Up to Her Harasser, and Then He Hit Her, She SaysVideo of a young woman getting hit in the head after chastising a man she said harassed her has drawn new attention to the #MeToo movement in France.
3 Russian Journalists Killed in Central African RepublicThe journalists were making a documentary about the activities of a private Russian paramilitary group with murky connections to the Kremlin. Obama Endorses Dozens of Democrats, Rewarding Diversity and LoyaltyThe former president, who has largely avoided campaign politics, endorsed 81 Democrats in the midterms, including officials who served in his administration.
Pennsylvania Diocese Orders Removal of Former Bishops’ Names From Church BuildingsThe move by a Harrisburg bishop comes ahead of a grand jury report expected to expose decades of mishandled cases of child sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
Weary California Firefighters Mourn a Fallen Colleague, ‘Our Brother’In between exhausting shifts battling the raging Carr Fire, Redding firefighters took time to mourn.
The ‘Metsiest’ Mets Loss EverIn a lost season, 25-4 is one for the Mets’ record book, unless this group figures out how to lose by 22.
A Rock Band Flirts with German Taboos, and Finds a Huge FollowingFrei.Wild has become one of the most popular bands in Germany. But critics say the group fosters anti-immigrant sentiment and right-wing nationalism.
Vincent Cassel Has Just 20 Minutes to SpareThe French movie star speed-talks his way through a conversation about sex, Gallic masculinity and the artist Gauguin. And sex.
Album Review: YG and Buddy, Los Angeles Hip-Hop Two WaysOn the Compton MC’s third album and the up-and-comer’s debut, they showcase why their region is perhaps the most vibrant rap hub of this decade.
The Best TV Shows and Movies New to Netflix, Amazon and More in AugustEvery month, subscription streaming services add a ton of new movies and TV shows. Here are the ones we think are most interesting this month.
Trade Secrets From the Wagner Festival WhispererAn interview with Christian Thielemann, the music director of the Bayreuth Festival, whose political views get as much attention as his musicality.
Fields Medals Awarded to 4 MathematiciansThe prize, bestowed every four years to mathematicians 40 years or younger, is often described as the subject’s Nobel Prize.
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